#afgham

dude my family went to india after the soviets too! beesyar jaleb

It would be good to shed some light on how as a women she stood against oppression and stood up for her rights, maybe talk about this issue of the land of Fadak.

Just like I was telling the brother below, every Shia know's about it to some degree.  Yes, Fadak is a great example to key in on and also speaking about the sermon.  I have a short time slot to present it.  For example, tasbih of Hazrat Fatima, or the event of Mubahila.  There are other things we can learn from and incorporate them into our life.  Even if it's a small dua.  Hazrat Fatima (AS) had a dua she would read for every single day.  That's just one example but the point is to have the audience take something from it and bring change in their life even if it may be one habit of Hazrat Fatima (AS).

afgham replied to your post: I’m giving a presentation on Hazrat Fatima (AS)...

hmm maybe love of those who do things for the sake of Allah (like how she’d clean trash thrown on her father (saws) when he was praying). or enduring hardship for a greater sake, empowerment of speaking truth and such?!

But that really still comes back to principles, and what you said are some examples of it.  The second part I think most people know already.  Firstly I have a small presentation, then it becomes discussion.  There are other aspects of her life that we don't really pay attention to, and that rule applies for all the Aimmah (AS)

theshadesofdisarray replied to your post: I’m giving a presentation on Hazrat Fatima (AS)...

WAOOW. Can I come too.

honestly the worst reaction to get sometimes ;X